Occasionally, a stock chart starts to reflect the story that's been quietly building behind the scenes. Vanguard Mining Corp. (UUU:CSE; RECHF:OTC; SL51:FWB) may be approaching that point.
With a fully diluted market cap of just over $9.1 million, the company is advancing exploration-stage uranium assets — its primary focus — in Paraguay and the United States, and a secondary gold-copper project at Brussels Creek (BC) in British Columbia.
These projects target minerals central to the global energy transition, and the company's portfolio spans tier-one jurisdictions with an emphasis on secure and ethical supply chains.
Why Uranium Matters
Uranium is increasingly recognized as a cornerstone of the modern energy economy. As the world grapples with decarbonization, nuclear energy is gaining traction as a reliable, low-emission power source. Uranium fuels over 400 nuclear reactors globally, with dozens more under construction, especially in Asia.
Its role extends beyond clean electricity; uranium is also essential in producing medical isotopes used in cancer detection and treatment. With demand projected to rise by over 35% by 2030 and a supply deficit already forming, uranium is fast becoming a strategic mineral, not just for energy security, but for human health and global stability.
About Vanguard Mining
Vanguard is a Canadian mineral exploration company targeting high-impact discoveries in metals critical to electrification and nuclear energy. The flagship uranium project is in the Paraná Basin of Paraguay, directly adjacent to Uranium Energy Corp.'s (UEC:NYSE AMERICAN) Yuty Project. In Canada, Vanguard also holds the Brussels Creek Project in British Columbia, a district long known for its porphyry copper potential.
The company's exploration approach is disciplined, technical, and opportunistic, with a particular emphasis on uranium assets that could serve the coming supply squeeze in the nuclear fuel cycle. Between its South American and Canadian projects, Vanguard is positioning itself as a diversified explorer focused on scale and relevance in the clean energy era.
Leadership and Advisory Team
CEO David Greenway brings two decades of experience in building and financing public companies in the resource sector. His track record of identifying early-stage opportunities and guiding them through growth phases has been instrumental in laying the foundation for Vanguard's current portfolio.
CFO & Corporate Secretary Richard Robins offers deep experience in both finance and public markets, having guided companies through successful TSX and CSE listings. His previous roles at TD Bank and Citibank speak to a high level of financial discipline.
Technical oversight comes from an experienced board and advisory team that includes Qualified Person Johan Shearer, a well-known geologist and project manager, and Larry Segerstrom, a bilingual engineer and economic geologist with over 38 years of copper-gold experience.
Share Structure
As of August 2025, Vanguard has 51.02 million shares issued and outstanding, with 71.0 million fully diluted.
With a share price of CA$0.17 at the time of writing and a 52-week high of CA$0.25, the stock is trading near the lower end of its range.
There are no outstanding options or restricted share units, which means dilution risk is currently limited to warrants.
Technical Chart: A Classic Base Forming
The daily chart shows a long, quiet bottoming pattern throughout 2024 and early 2025, but that has begun to change.
A clear series of higher lows has formed in the first half of 2025, with increasing volume, a telltale sign that accumulation is underway.
Resistance sits just under the CA$0.22 level, where the stock has bumped against former breakdown levels from early 2024. A sustained close above this area would confirm a breakout and open the door for a technical re-rating.
If momentum continues, the next levels to watch are:
- Target 1: CA$0.32
- Target 2: CA$0.50
- Target 3: CA$0.90
- Big Picture Target: CA$1.50
MACD has turned positive, RSI is climbing, and volume spikes are becoming more frequent, all pointing to growing interest. From a chartist's perspective, this setup is one of the more constructive breakouts in the Canadian microcap exploration space right now.
Conclusion
With a tight share structure, experienced management, exposure to uranium and copper in proven jurisdictions, and a compelling chart setup, Vanguard Mining checks several boxes for speculative investors preparing for the next phase of the commodity cycle. We are issuing a Speculative Buy rating at current prices.
It’s still early, but the groundwork is in place. As always, investors should conduct their own due diligence, but from where we sit, Vanguard Mining deserves a place in risk-oriented portfolios for those looking for a low entry point
Learn more at the company's website here.
Vanguard Mining Corp. (UUU:CSE; RECHF:OTC; SL51:FWB) closed for trading at CA$0.17, US$0.1233 on August 7, 2025.
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